Birthday Greetings ERASMUS, Derek - Congratulations on reaching 21. Best wishes for the future. — Your mate Graham. Blancke, Glenys Joy YOU were such a beautiful baby, we would like to share you with everyone. Happy birthday, Glenys, on your 15th birthday. Public Notices GREEN Holden HR station wagon, reg. DH 4491 removed from outside DB Rlccarton Hotel, Thursday, August 23, any Information regarding above please contact Chch Police. OWNERS of late model vehicles, 1976-82, If you are trading In on a new vehicle. Don’t accept any price until you compare it with our top price. Smithbum Motors, 27 Moorhouse Ave. Ph. 64-057, private 35-249, LMVD. WE’RE highly optimistic about our Classified ads. Shop our columns and you’ll see why! To place your ad, phone 792-440 any time. APPOINTMENT OF HORNBY DISTRICT COMMUNITY COUNCILLOR NOMINATIONS are invited for the appointment of one member to fill a vacancy on the Hornby District Community Council. Any elector of the Hornby District Community Council is eligible for appointment. Nominations should be in writing and close with the undersigned at noon on Monday, September 10, 1984. B. L. MOOAR, County Clerk. ATTENTION DIVERS DIVE tank fills now available at FRENCH PASS SERVICES, also friendly CALTEX fuel and service. Phone FP 284 U, for more Information or write to: Brent and Lynda Wilson, French Pass, Marlborough. 3uilda letter foundation The National Heart Foundation”11 needs your help In fighting 1 N.Z.'s number one health | hazard, heart and blood vessel disease. Funds, are urgently needed for continuing research and public education. Please send your tax deductible contribution to: Box 696, Christchurch LIQUOR LICENSING CONSULTANTS (N.Z.), LTD ADVISE that their principal: D. GRAEME SCOTT Will be at the Homestead Lodge, Mt Hutt Station, Methven, until September 1, 1984, and will be available for consultation on any matters relating to applications under the Sale of Liquor Act 1962. He may be contacted at Methven phone 28-130. Liquor Licensing Consultants (N.Z.), Ltd, are consultants in all fields of The Sale of Liquor Act, The Wine Makers Act, and their regulations.
BEAUTY SEMINAR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 LATIMER LODGE LADIES, ARE YOU INTERESTED in learning more about how to look and feel more beautiful? If so, enrol now for this one day beauty workshop, where you will receive Individual instruction In skin, nail and hair care, plus make-up application from highly qualified instructors (class limited 20). For an application form, please phone 896-857.
HEALING INDUSTRIES, LTD CLOSING FOR STOCKTAKE WISH TO ADVISE THEIR CUSTOMERS THAT THEIR TUAM STREET WAREHOUSE WILL BE CLOSED FOR STOCKTAKING ALL DAY FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1984. We regret any Inconvenience this may cause our customers. HEALING INDUSTRIES, LTD.
N«Z» POTTERY & ART EXHIBITION Banquet Room, upstairs Noahs Hotel Wednesday, Thursday, Friday this week only 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday Over 200 exhibits from all over N.Z. See the outstanding craftsman, Mike Mason, carving at the exhibition OPENS TOMORROW
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